Exam 4: The Structure and Function of the Plasma Membrane
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While culturing some cells, you lower the temperature of the culture. What happens immediately to the membrane fluidity?
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On average, how many amino acids, forming a hydrophobic -helix, does it take to cross the hydrophobic part of the membrane?
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You treat some cells with a proteolytic enzyme that is too large to penetrate the cell membrane (Set 1). Another group of cells is made permeable to the enzyme before treatment with the enzyme (Set 2). A third set of cells was not treated with the enzyme at all (controls). Proteins are then extracted from the three different sets of cells and applied to an SDS-PAGE gel. Protein W migrates to the same distance on a gel of proteins from Set 1 and Set 2; Protein W migrates a shorter distance on gels of proteins extracted from the control group than on gels of proteins extracted from Set 1 and Set 2 treated cells. Protein X migrates to the same distance on a gel of proteins from control cells and the gels of the proteins from Set 1 and Set 2. Protein Y migrates a longer distance when extracted from Set 1 cells than does protein Y in the controls; Protein Y moves an even larger distance in the gel of the extracts from Set 2. Protein Z migrates the same distance on gels of proteins from the controls and the proteins extracted from Set 1, but it migrates a longer distance in extracts from Set 2 cells. Which protein is exposed only on the exterior of the cell?
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What kind of membrane protein penetrates into the hydrophobic part of the lipid bilayer?
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What kind of membrane protein penetrates into the hydrophobic part of the lipid bilayer?
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You treat some cells with a proteolytic enzyme that is too large to penetrate the cell membrane (Set 1). Another group of cells is made permeable to the enzyme before treatment with the enzyme (Set 2). A third set of cells was not treated with the enzyme at all (controls). Proteins are then extracted from the three different sets of cells and applied to an SDS-PAGE gel. Protein W migrates to the same distance on a gel of proteins from Set 1 and Set 2; Protein W migrates a shorter distance on gels of proteins extracted from the control group than on gels of proteins extracted from Set 1 and Set 2 treated cells. Protein X migrates to the same distance on a gel of proteins from control cells and the gels of the proteins from Set 1 and Set 2. Protein Y migrates a longer distance when extracted from Set 1 cells than does protein Y in the controls; Protein Y moves an even larger distance in the gel of the extracts from Set 2. Protein Z migrates the same distance on gels of proteins from the controls and the proteins extracted from Set 1, but it migrates a longer distance in extracts from Set 2 cells. Which protein is likely to have a cytosolic domain and be exposed only on the interior of the cell?
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What factor(s)directly or indirectly determine the transition temperature? (Select all correct choices)
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_________ is the movement of a substance from an area of high concentration to an area of lower concentration.
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The movement of water through a semipermeable membrane from a region of lower solute concentration to a region of higher solute concentration is called ________.
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______influx triggers fusion of synaptic vesicles with the synaptic membranes of the presynaptic cell. This same stimulus also triggers __________, releasing neurotransmitters.
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To date, the most successful neurotechnology advances have occurred in _________________.
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What are the building blocks of a phosphoglyceride, specifically phosphatidic acid?
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In plants, the analogous mechanism to action potential propagation in animal neuron axons is _________________________.
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Why might integral membrane proteins be difficult to study based upon what you know of their amino acid composition?
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As an action potential is initiated, the membrane is __________. This is caused by the ________ of ________ ions.
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Which property of membranes allows interactions like the assembly of membrane protein clusters at particular sites and the formation of specialized structures to take place within the membrane?
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Which substance will cross a plasma membrane most effectively?
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Impulse propagation by a myelinated axon is called ____________ conduction.
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